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The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1887-04-16
VALUE OF COARSE FEED.
The Only Reliable Way of Fitting Live
Stock for Pasture Food.

The Only Reliable Way of Fitting Live
Stock for Pasture Food.
Farmers who have not made the trial
will be surprised at the advantage that
accrue from putting the common cattle
on the farm--cows, young stock and
steers, that have been all the winter on
coarse feed-upon moderate ration
twice daily of ground feed. We name
as the best combination, corn meal,
bran and oil-cake meal in the varying
proportions that different animals, as
to their condition and needs may re-
quire. With many, the idea is prev
alent, that the customary thin condi-
ton of cattle that have seen a pretty
rough time during the winter, is the
very condition that fits them to 90 onto
grass-that is, that grass is the cure-all
for poverty of flesh, and all that is re-
quired to be done is to get the cattle
Through to grass" and Improvement
in their condition is sure to follow right
speedily. This is mistake, for toward
the latter part of the downward road
that cattle travel before grass comes
they get weak very rapidly, and their
digestion is so thoroughly undermined
that even grass is slow to put them in a
gaining condition. Then, again, the
first grass of the season is scant, and
that found about the wet places on the
farm is far from containing the nouriSh-
ment that impoverished animals re-
quire. 1t is, i'll part, to enable the
owner to keep them off early grass that
we advise the giving Of ground feed,
that the grass may have time to grow
to a stage OF usefulness, and, in part,
because the ground feed will give
strength from the very start. 1t ha:
no uncertain merit like the scant
growth referred to, but fills n want al
once, and does this effectively. 1t cor
reefs the bad condition of the digestive
organs, produced by the rough, dry
food, on which the beast has beer
forced to subsist during the heightened
period since frost appeared in tho fall
1t is not required, as in turning upor
early, scant grass, to wait for the early
feed to grow, checked in its growth Il.
it is sure to be, by spells of cold wealth
er; but, for tritling outlay on eacl
animal, gain is started at once. Cat
tie lose their taste for whatever coars,
food they have been accustomed to II
soon. as they are given u chance a
grass, and in this way, giving no groun,
feed or grain, there is period of tim
when weakness comes upon tho beast
rapidly, and ordinarily they do no
rally ON this until June. Nati0na
Lire Stock Journal.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1887-04-16
A Personal Matter.

Ought we to annex Canada?" in
qnired Detroiter of stranger in one
Of our hotels yesterday.
mo, l hardly think we should. Still
my opposition to it may be personal
matter.
You are not interested in property
there, are your
"Well, no. But you see have a son
who used to be cashier of a bank in
Ohio. and, and"
"Ah, yes, certainly. OF course, un.
der the circumstances, you would be
rather prejudiced. Good-day. De
trot Free Press.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1887-04-16

Hay pressers near Troy found in
the middle of n big hay NOV hen that
must have been there since the hay was
put in the barn last summer She
had made room to stand up and turn
around in and laid eighteen eggs; but
the poor thing didn't know enough to
eat them, and was so nearly starved to
death that she died soon after being
released.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1887-04-16

Seven colorel men held pub ic
pie-eating m itch in Frederick, Nd.
the other niSlS, for the prize of suit
OF clotles. The successful contestant
ate 10 ordinary-s zed fruit pies in TWEEN
ty m'luGeS; thl second IA; the tiird, II;
the fourth. 10, and tle Others smaller
nIm)ers. NJ water was allowed while
eating.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1887-04-16

"A widow of Pennsylvania rail-
road man has built for herself resi-.
dcnce Of fifty-two rooms, one for each
week in the year.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-01

Itth lnsl-. Eve hunard mIles vsst Of
San FFanciaso.
Tks barb HenrT Back naiieA 50 The
eo1ad totag, 70 asTs esf fsem cAn
Pedro.
ne Steamship wsillsKson has ssiIs1
ffoE pepsftnfs Bag loaded villa zoo
tces ef eaai fsg San Frsneisee.
Ihs sbip salieaira Ioaasd With 400
teas Of WelifrgtCn e0zl, sslle9 o.
TuAsdag foe San FraneiSso.
lbs stesmship Empise eaile1 iast
nigat from Essi WelliBgtse, eoai lsden
Ter san FFzaeiBea.
TIE ship George r. Masson. Csplain
Morse. Is days from san FFAneissos has
arrived sith, chaEtsF % Iced fst1rn
o2rgo Of aoai from Seattle. Her carFy
nag capzetig il 2.si0 toua. Tue ship 4
L. Back. Captain Carver. axtived IN
Port Discovery l8st evening. ~ days
from San FRANCHISES 10 load O return
cargo Of lumber.
he british bark Ant0inette arrived
10 HoneksnR OF tks 2fth rfcxim0,
tanlber taden from faset Ssand.
The Gillian bark RAneOng1a viii
faiah losdi1g cargo % ienber 81
Port Blakely tomorrow for tns west
COST.
Port Townsend. June 20, 1887.
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rsek. ~ cantractar for the care naA Gus
ig.sy q ths r0upaF r01k. II shis cen
= uHlcat.Cn ~ szfn Il wish - ~
p.esniy TAT there 4 nae TIE arst niasiag
stsnone9Sy o. cuE4uption IL Dr.. Mar.
ticks c1ndncs with ths connty. Ths
lroNose grew cat % the fact that d.. NaF.
rlck eno TIE County Board do nos asrea
- q tho meAninG 81 TIE ceafrnrk.
y rave 20 desire % % the doessT an n
JUL b1t . ssrGag desire 70 right nsy
NrQag That may hass teen d0ne Nm
y The pzhlieation q De oiaeinl notfre
~nleh was pEiaieaed ia tks papeFs Tome
re haaxinR Of the naosioa IN The Mgiey
$50 %. a sgrest 81 Judgment, Was ~.
&C. nelorr Chef Justice J5neI b. the
e1iofreys Tor the defendant, yesterday.
several alleged flaws were fo6ad n Ire
iedtctinent AID enlarged ub0n. II u
claimed that tie indicf meat does net q
lege that the death Of james n Calman
wa tho result 81 moral wound IN fiiesed
- me hands u George II. Miller, within
che year and aAy 81 the tinse tie woand
= - M icteo. tka attornoTs for the Ter
tF9fy stated that thcy Mcuid like untn
Saturday Ia which % prepare their ~
pes % the efgunae1ts q the attorneys
10 the murderer. which was granted.
sn0nId Miller escape punishment en- q
frivolous technically. be may be com.
Eehet 70 answer 70 ths ehasse o. murder.
bg Wilbur PAiton. for which be has new
cE yet been iNdicress
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DISTRICT c0URT PR0cEEDTNG,


In she ease Of Hawthorne 70. @. 4 p
5. x. q. Co.. tbs iaFy and verdict fer
plaintiff in the san OF $1,000. and
defendant gave notiee OF motion for 1
new trial. Hearing set for July Iish
before the Judge IN chambers.
Territory We. Alb Jim Dean for grand
larceny, stealing goods from Mrs. Stet
sons. Sentenced TO thirteen months in
tie penitentiaEy.
Motion in arrest Of Judgment In oase
Of Territory vs.. George h. Miller heard
by the Court. Taken under advisement
aud sentence deferred till Saturday
marBing next.
B. ". Cline ". Ella Cline. Decree Of
divorce granted.
Territory OF Washington ys. George
ID. Hill. Indictment fer larceny q Ssolls
prosCgNi entered.
George D. Hin aud 8. q. HaFFis, In all
cases against them, entered plea Of not
guilty TO the indictment.
George D. Hill, IN last iudietnent
found, gave bonds, personal reooRniz
ance for 500.
s. Q. Harris gave bonds tn the sun OF
$1,000, With Gardner Kellogg and ClaF-
enoe HanfoFd IS sueeties.
In the case OF Territory Of Neshiug
ton In relation and complaint Of Epols
M. Wade ". George T. MaginRis, sge-
oial Jury, consisting Of q. Morris II 8iIer,
l.. O. Gilman and 4. NJ. Carr, we're EN-
pannelled aud sworn and BY instruction
Of the Court brought 10 verdict Of net
guilty.
Case Of Edward l.. Terry ct Of. 81.
John LsaEy ei al. decree vas rem
dered today, and tia properly matter
all settled.
Fourteen cases we're stricken from
the docket by consent Of the parties.
and twenty -ons cases we're continued
for the term.
Grand and petit jurors were dis
charged for thste
The cases against Hill and Harris
were continued till the frst Wednesday
Of next term.
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ArrHE BrsKEEs.

Ihs ship Gen. Knsx. CsVssin hahbE. Z
losdins Ssaslls eosi foE san FEancisos,
Ths shipO arrSlls1s. Gspsain Lewis. i'
lcadlhe FFanhlin eoal for San fsaneisoo.
Ina ship Tee Bfashaza, CzRt1in H2y-
dsa. b l1sdinR CEDAR M1ansain e1al foF
san Frauetseo.
Ths ehip y. A. BrixEss Captain bAl<h,
u In the stream. awaiting IN cppoEaa
uity 10 at under khs sk1tes.
The steamship WillGmelts ia ~ TIE
Osesn D1ck, bat vii b undsF tse
shutse today. Captain Rsaakharn siAaea
that his orders a present are 20 load tes
San Fraueiscc. but that orders are tsnie
y aEFivs a. any time for hiu 10 proceed
20 Portland.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-01

One case mems all wool fast eOlOrs,
and non shrinking underwear, "
an eolors, reduced from sun
al Is.
Mems hne white and gay merino
SOC. aud Tjc.
Mems fancy stripe and sOiid color
reinforced BAlbriggAn underwear
at &c, 81 and $50.
Red indicated underwear al w.
ki.sj and $3.50.
Meas fine elastic web suspendefs !"
CSC, SIC. and Soc
40. silk flashed fancy ends At '''c.
and 7jc.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-01

Cotton half hose 10 plain and fancy
colors pc, Sc. and Joe.
Llsls and cassime 25c. and &c.
One case fine regular half hose with
fancy top. . pairs for JOc.
Gents Haudl shirts, made Of iioe
standard muslia, pure linen bosom,
neck aud sleeve reinforced for :
k1.2j and si.D.
Fancy shirts finished 10 A s,yle, 2
collars and one pair cuffs with each
shirt. al sc, &c ", fi2J and
$3.50.
For this week, one case OF WIN Land
Shirts made Of good heavy muslin,
linen bosom, Al JDc.
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PERSONALS.


lssso uzsheari. Of snobomish. is IL
the city.
W. II. MAud and wife arrived ia ths
city last evening from Iowa.
r. OAmpi0n, Of the Catholic SeHtlH,I,
Portland, leaves this morning .for Vic
toEia.
l.. Hendsrsou, representing Kloster.
man 4 Co., Of Portland, arrived 10 The
city lsst evening.
r. S. aud NJ. A. R0thehiId, CONNER
eial travellers Of ban Francisco. are at
the Brunswick.
George W. Tibbetts. the we'll known
farmer Of Equsk Valley, Is spending .
few days IN the city.
J. "A. BOntells, President Of the Land
Heldegs' Bank % HsbFon, Nebraska. 10
as present visiting the Qaeen City.
W. II. Talbot aud wife. nee Ooapos,
arrived In the city yesterday from La
conner. Their future residence will be
st Tai2lip.
J. q. Pope and wife Of Portland. Joan
MeShans OF Edmunds. Isaac OAtbcaFt
II SnOhonish, 4. II. Schwartz Of San
Ffanoisoo, Geo. W. Tibbetts Of equsk,
Geo. J. Oamrbeil Of Philadelphia, J. A.
Black, Chss. hook OF San Francisco, l..
Brewster Of Port GaTbls. J. A. Camp
bell OF POrt BlakeIy, sFe at the 0ooi
dental.
Jos. q. Charters, Of As.oris; A. ID.
Oamertu, Of shelton; James Lynch, Of
ferndale; I. II. Phipps, A. q. Ashcraft,
Of Olympia \. =. Stacy and wife, Of
Davenport, Iowa; B. Bair, of LonRtowB,
Kan; j. Hall, Of san Francisco; Jos. p.
MurFy, Of Victoria; J. +. Jordan, Of
Lynn, Mass; +. Willis, Of Chicago; Il
j. Richards and daughter. Of Newcastle;
Levi Carr. Of AIdsEto3, are OF the Nav
England.
Ed. L. Jones and wife, OF Newcastle,
J. Fulton, Of White River. A. neinter,
Frank Rles, +. PlummeT, OF Renton.
Mrs. A. q. Brown, OF San joan. Z.
KlinRer. OF Salem, Oregon, VIC. Spauld
ING, OF Boston, Geo. sharp. OF Sgnah
Lake, A. IL. Harm, james Cavinaugh,
Of Fail City, r. w. Fowler. SnOhomish,
q. L TAYLOR, Miss Wood, Laoonner, ii.
Wilson, Iaeonner. are at the CONNER
cial.
TTank \. Rove, of Portland. Harry
Morton. Y. G. Spaight, Of Black Dia-
mond, N. Is. Greanfelder, s. q. Moore.
Of San Franchises, Will Z. Price, of Chi
oaeo. +. r. Woodland, X. Rhea. Tacoma,
4. ID. Evans. d. q. Daniels, Of Frank
In, WIZ. Wood and wife. OF California,
Barr McCleiland, Of Santa R0aa, VIM.
III. Crafts, A. Adair. OF Roslyn, Ed. Car
dinel, Of Renton, n. N. Everett, Of Al
banv. Arthur j. Taylor. of Mason Co,
A. +. Holt, Of Rentop, are Of the Airing
ton.
y. n. Rothchiid, NJ. A. Rolhehild.
Tom 4. Brown, OF San Franoisco, l..
Gallon. Of Little Skookum, John Hart
er II Denver, j. q. Hall, OF Hoqaism,
r. X. Davis. Of Port Townsend, Miss A.
Eaiuss, Ellen Ison0fellow, Mrs. Long
fellow. James Mc(iee, j. Z. DeupTee, OF
Victoria, Mrs. Tn1mas, OF Blask Dla-
mond, 81 nton Hatch, 81 Stanvood, ].
A. Bowelle. OF Hehrsn, Nsb Ovid II.
J aekman, Howard kimsall. j. II. Hub
bard, q. ID. FaErar, Of Port Orchard.
]. d.. kaufman, OF San Francisco, A.
Geary aud wife. Miss Daenhall, Roht.
Kuhler and wife, Miss Vincent, OF Ia
coma. J. A. Jordao. Of StanwoOd, Lam
bot Hayman, Of San Francisco, II. X.
Hen ierson. % Portland, o. A. Grad
wick. OF shasta, Gal, are at the Rruns-
wick
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-01

Bro MosTH's WosK.-"PeEhsvs you
think re have not been hAHitng any
coaI oseT cur little narrow gauge this
month" said Mr.. \. II. Martin. gard
MASTER for the O0lursbiA a Puget Soand
RSilFoaa Company, sbut u yoa enter
tain any saah an idaa yea ara misaAken.
The biggest prayi0as menthE uOEk done
BY the road was the haasing 10 Seattle
fr7m the mines Of 3lc0o sons OF coal,
bat this meath w@bkve eciipsed All pre-
vioas records By Rhost 500. We hoped
10 haui 5000 tons tia mouth, but we're
disappainsed in the arrival OF one Of
the Bssck Diamond Coupsny's sh.ps,
and hence We have not osme quite up to
oaY expectations. We hare hauled y
coo tons OF coal Ia thirty days. 10 ssy
nothing Of the other freight ~ have
handled. beating all rrsvious records, a.
said before, about 300 tsna."
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-01
FURNISHING GOODS.

We are the only agents for The Gold
and Silver Shirts, Collars aud Cu1s.
These goods have no equal Ia Nc
and finish.
Gold Shirt siJ0-Silyer Shirt fi2J
Boys peTcAIe shirts Coo. Toe. and 3
Boys flannel waists with lAbc fronts
Al $50.
Mems night shirts 10 plain aud fancy
bosOms At 81. tl.2j aud $50.
New patterns 10 silk hankerchiefs,
linen hAndkegchiefs. fancy hand
kerchIefs 81 pc, Bic, 4OC. and Joe.
Mems linen collars, al styles and o.
lot Of Apply linen collars a. jc. each
regular 20c. collar.
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ne ms MS owN Way.

vashsa Pos'. Jam sfih
Mr.. Wan. II. Mand, OF Seattle, Wash
ington Territory, aud Miss lone Way,
daughter OF Sir. and Mrs. Il. III. Way OF
the Way Hotel. n tshna, Iowa, were
united in marrisge al She home Of the
brides parents, on Wednesday evening,
Juna p 1, 1851, at hslf.past s'olock.
Rev. n. l.. Packard oiisiating. The
ceremony vas reformed IN the Tres-
encs Of about twenty Invited friends
and relatives.
Mr.. Maud spent sir years of his
schoolboy days IN Bradford. Many Of
our readers remember him AZ a Young
man OF excellent habits and Roo2 char
ActeS. While here be laid the FONDA
ton for = ReruiBe manhood. lie has
since bsilt upon thsa foundation In
snch = manner that his teachers and
old time friends may wetl feel proud Of
him. Ne IL as present and hss been for
soue time past engaged 10 business a.
seattle
Mas lone il q Chickasaw county girl,
who has hosts Of friends here by whom
she will be mtss j, She vas the recipi-
eui Of many valuable presents. We can
heartily congratulate this COED y0ana
cauple IN the choice each has made.
tha-' ast wishes them AhAppy, prosper
Gus and usetul life, and = pleasant and
safe journey 10 their new home al seat.
tie, Washington Territory, whlther they
started on The o'oloek train this morn
iuc. They wtll step q tsw days IA 81.
raal and Minneapolis 10 visit friends
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RlIIOrsNESS.

We have tested its virtues, personally.
and knsv thaa for Dyspepsla, Bilious
ness and Throbbina Headache, IL 10 the
best medicine the world ever sac. We
tFied forty othsr rsuedies before Sim
mons Liver Regulator bat none Of
then gave us mere than temporary
relief; the Regulator not only relieved
hua cured ns.-H. II. Jones. Ed. Tee
srsph and NcsssMgrr, Macon, Ga.
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nrrRLLxn rsssEYegRs.

800 Tiaarmiay: A. w. Sisasn. Mn. l..
= Fsa@ka. NFs. q. ". Liacoin. A. D. Noors.
- srd family, W J. Uinxss and vie.
q i. Rfowrn, +. W. Bernard and wlfas
R.fs Fisld. and sieTes Immigrants.
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LADIES

LADIES
In delicafe health nsedinR gentle Ut
eaeeaivs laxative will and the California
hQaiA fran rsznedy, syrap Of fieA.
ptessiDg 30 the taste. accsgtNhle TO tie
stomach, and pertaotiy safe IN al easea.
II Il shs moss easily t2keH and pleasant
" eHessivs Femsiy kaoun 70 cure and
rraynr,s epnafvsnsss, 30 eispei headacheas
s6lsas ana fevef, saa strengthen the KID
neVM. liver 3nA howaiA and 10 theEefore
= fayoFits rsEaeiy viii la1ie4 For sale
"a "a esnas And { bottles. -
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-01

The Northwestern Express Company
viii be ready for business On and aftsI
June LIST, 1887, between Seattle and
other points ia western Warrington;
effios With Postal Telegraph OomPauy,
Mill street. The patronage Of the pat
lie ID solicitsd.
II. @. eTRUvx, President.
JAMES A. CAHEY bec'V. D3l
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-01

Hafzi Haial Latest styles a inter
esttpR prices at the Star ClothinG Houss,
2Os Commercial street. KLINE d RosEN
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-01

Great clearing sail; no half vay bar
gains. We have reduced 81 dress goods
30 -. TOMAS & SIH9EKNKH.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-01

Read eur advertisement In today's
posr- INKLLIaKNCEn and Sc tbs bargains
We are Offering. and ee early Monday
morning and secure ffst ehoice. ToKLAs
4 STN0ERMAR.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-01

Attend The Star Clothing House great
Fourth OF July clothing sale this week
this week. 20S Oomnerctal street.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-01

Ole more liberal offer. IS buys 9
flannel all wool suit ct the Star Cloth
ing House, aS Commercial street.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-01

Darn or An OtD YEcERAS. james
LAnsdon. Acsa 70 years and 10 mOnths.
aied al his hone Al Jaanita. Lake
washington, yesssTdsy morning Al 6
s'elock. Diseased Vas . nztivs Of Ohio.
and came 90 the Souna IN 1874 he
was bachelor, sEd engaged ia farta-
Ing Oh the shores % tbs lake. lie vas
A volunteer turiug the var. and was ons
% the aTsl 100 -day aasn 30 eaiist Rrozn
wiasansin. lie uAs higbly respeeted By
his neighbaFs. He vas ulemheg Of
Stevens Post, No. !, q. A. h, and the
fanerai vii tAks place u seattle a. ?
a'csock Saturday afternoon nndsF she
auspices Of tie Grand Array Of ne Rs
pahlie. On The sab 81 aSxt Nay eern-
rades uill scattef aowers ca TIE grave
81 Uncls James Lanedon IN the same
manner as be, 90 lasl Deecf2iicn Day.
scattered flowers on the graves of tboss
Who bad cuue before.
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go styles Of elegant dress suits al the
Star Clothing House, 3oS C9mmefei2l
street. KLINE & RosxNBERa.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-01

Follow the economical buyers. They
will take you 10 the Star Clothing
House, 206 Commercial street. KLINE
e RosEHBKRa.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-01

just think Of THE! Msu's durable
suits at 81 20 81 the Star Olothina
House. 2eS Commercial street. KLINE
& RosENBsRG.
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Read our advertisement IN tbis morn.
mas paper, aud II yoa vaEt bargains,
come early Msuday morning FOR mech
yeAr and gents ere hats. TokLAs 4
HIanEkMAN,
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-01

100 dozen Rents' fouv-ply standing
linen collars, 800. per dozen. ToKLAs d
afNoEHMAN.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-01

A great clothing week al The Star
Olotking Houss. see oar pTioes. KhiNK
Z RosKsBEEo.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-01

Clearing sale Of ladies' hosiery. A
good stocking for Go. ToKLAs & SIKa-
ERMAN.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-01

Jerseys marked down to manufac-
tureTs' prices. Come and price them
Monday morning. We will sell you Q
good jsrsey for I5s. ToKLAs 4 HIKo-
RRMAN,
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-01

Here! New FOF the economical.
80 CT full bslbFigan socks at .2s5s. 81 the
Star Clothing House. 208 Commercial
greet.
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Monday morning ws vill edsr the
balance Of eur millinery stock "a =
price ius3 half price. Gone early II
yea want AFst choice. TokLAs 4 sISG
FaNAN.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-01
CLOTHING CLOTHING CLOTHING |
Sale Price, $4.75.

only regular $3.50. price 81 rs
$3.50 VI rs
$780, $780, auds
the Baum
the a $475
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-01

Instantaneous photo of excursion on
Olympian June IS. First elsss card
2AxStS, eilt edge. 80 cents in stamps.
Address j. n. McMURRY, Photographer,
Port Iowueend. W.T., $50
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-01

wash dress EoodA AEsanis6ine ana
asteaBdinR baFeaiHs N sAAeena- Gina
han erfnkies. foEt.As 4 SfNaEKH&s.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-01

Nothing but clearing sale prices for
the balance Of our summer goods BE
en- hand Monday morning and for the
next sky days, TOKLAs Il SIN0KRMAN.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-01
REPORT or THE GRAND JURY.

a REMARKABLE DOCUMENT BT A RENARK
ABLM BODY OF MFN.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-01

NoShy dFexsegs; See The star I4oth-
ing nSass slssans ilne az taller nase
salts. kLrxx 4 kasKSnHkA
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-01

We are nos going 10 ssrry over any
sammsr goods IL prices will move them.
Come Monday morning u yon want
bargains. ToKLas 4 SINdEHwsS.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-01

Every mother should SEQ the Star
Oloshirg Houss elegant line Of boys
salts and prices. KLINE / RosESBER7.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-01

Have q care Tor slim pSekst books.
$40 bays = handsome dress sait ~ the
Star Clothing House. MINE 4 kosES
RNAa.
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REroRT:

Yesterday afternoon the Grand Jury
nled into Court al handed the Judge
the following
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New parasOls. CLEaEI.
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Shoes and Slippers.

Mems button shoes $3.50
" Congress $3.50
" stylish balls $3.50